robgul

Can't speak for the LJ but I had the Axminster 1400 machine as a first bandsaw and found it excellent, using it for about 5 years - just...

That's pretty much how I did it once the ceiling was boarded - battens attached to the joist at 90 degrees to fix the end of the legs...

I mounted mine against the ceiling - the pic shows the principle although the ceiling is now insulated and has plasterboard - the Record...

The edition on 13 Feb was filmed in Stratford-upon-Avon (where I live) - I was waylaid and diverted by groups of posing idiots strutting...

On your second point : having been to Axminster's HQ and seen some of the products, I think there is some input on functionality/small...

Your last sentence : Isn't that just what Axminster, Rutland, Charnwood, Evolution, Record et al are doing for many of the products...

Indeed - people seem to think that a biscuit jointer is a substitute for a Festool Domino - horses for courses, biscuits have their...

+1 for Dremel (mine's corded) - I did have another cheapie one and it was rubbish - collet didn't stay tight and the motor failed very...

+1 for machines on wheels - and "parking garages" for them under benches.

If it's the same as the one I bought from Aldi a few years ago it's excellent for the money.

Unlikely - being Clarke/Machine Mart they're box-shifters - I asked about parts for a machine some years ago and got a No as the answer...

I think it's the CTC* forum that tops the action on helmets! *the charity that's called CyclingUK - that lost many real members with...

This is getting like a cycle forum I'm on that discusses the wearing of helmets endlessly!

Not overthinking - surprisingly a variance of as little as 3 or 4mm in the stair riser is noticeable.

I've been wearing the basic Site steel toecap boots from Screwfix* - they have the hooks at the top for quick lacing. Very comfortable...